I've never shopped at Coach before but my amazing experience last night has made me excited to…read morereturn soon. I'm *thrilled* to support their rebrand. I've shopped at many different designer stores and boutiques but haven't ever felt compelled to leave a review. I walked in wanting to look at the black Lana 23 and ended up snagging the last black one left. Well, my bf snagged it as a surprise for my birthday! The store was clean, well lit, brightly colored, and featured a Coachtopia section in the back (read about it if you haven't.) From what I gathered in a previous review, Coachtopia is kind of like a limited-time pop-up so go check it out asap (available online as well.) I loved all of their offerings. Truly something for every generation or style in this meticulously curated store. The host, perhaps manager, was so welcoming then attentive yet unobtrusive.. as was the sales associate at checkout who immediately got us some water (I was dying of thirst) upon asking + immediately got me assistance with trying on a long coat. They had some incredible items on sale as well. I regret not checking out the downstairs section! I did see some beautiful bomber jackets, pants, and accessories on the ground floor though, and I was a fan of how they sectioned off the perfumes/colognes/scarves/hats. So many different fabrics, textures, colors, prints, as well as a selection of neutral-toned but fun outerwear pieces. Can't understate how charming and friendly the 2 women we interacted with were, even during our short time there. Upon looking around, everyone we saw seemed happy to be there and happy to help. Just a viiiibe and made the purchase feel fun instead of super transactional, especially since the associate checked us out then and there next to the purses instead of at a traditional register and got the bag ready while we looked around. As for the bag itself, I am in love. It checks every box for functionality, versatility, durability, price for the quality, and style. Trendy shape for current season but classic enough to withstand trends as a whole.

This store and the people in it are lovely. I received help from David & Claire, they were kind &…read morevery personable. Both made me laugh, feel welcomed and were very patient with my indecisiveness. We ran through so many different types of bags, including ones that they had to run and grab because they weren't on display. I ended up leaving with sandals, a bag I've been on the fence about splurging on for a little bit now, and a smile on my face. I would 100% shop here again the next time I'm in New York. Bonus, they even spoke to my partner, including him versus leaving him to sit on the couch bored.

horrible business!!! don't buy from them!! purchasing and shipping issues!! they canceled orderr…read more2x's. called and customer service was terrible!!!

This was the most annoyingly busy lids store I've ever been to!…read more The female employee was nice, yet severely understaffed. And I went on a Monday! It was a Jewish holiday so maybe that's why it was sardine crammed Luckily I was able to get another cap custom made Love it!! Font Style: Moonlight or Varsity (Black Hat Pictured) Usually Font Size: 1.5

So happy that they opened a Primark in midtown! Now I don't have to trek all the way to Brooklyn…read more The is smaller than Brooklyn's but it's well laid out and they have the core pieces to browse through. I wish there was more variety and a larger selection but understand the store space limitations. I would definitely recommend going at a time when it's less crowded. The employees really do try to keep everything neat and put away in the correct spots. I wish there were more dressing rooms. Sometimes the lines can get quite long for that.

Visited this new location, which is located at the former Old Navy. I was looking clothes for my…read moreteenage daughter, but they didn't have much inventory in her size. What really disturbed me was there was 7 employees all standing around nearby-- only two were "working". They didn't seem very interested in offering assistance, along with when I mentioned many of the shirts had stains on them, the employee just shrugged her shoulders. Lastly, you'd do much better going to self check out instead of waiting for a cashier.

I'm usually not drawn to go shopping in the 34th street area because of the crowds but Instagram…read morereels convinced me to check out Reclectic which is tucked downstairs from Urban Outfitters in Herald Square. It's described a resale/outlet treasure hunt featuring Urban Outfitters, Free People, Anthropologie and Nuuly pieces. I really liked that everything was organized by color (and I believe by size, too), which made the browsing a little less chaotic. We did find a cute dress, so ended up being worth the stop for us. I just wish they had a bigger accessories/home section because that would've been fun to browse. TIP! One thing to know: no fitting rooms. They do have a designated corner with signs encouraging you to try things on over your clothes, so dress accordingly. This means wear a fitted tank/top and leggings or bike shorts so you can easily try dresses, tops, and skirts on over your clothes. Service was fine especially since the only associates we interacted with at the register. Prices were reasonable too. Overall, I'd pop in if you're already shopping around 34th Street. Just come ready to try it on over your clothes (or take a gamble!)

Huge UO in Herald Square. Really nice selection. I was here to go to Reclectic on the lower level…read more They have discounted merchandise from all of their brands...UO, Anthro, Free People, Nuuly, etc. I spent about 30 minutes here. They don't have dressing rooms but you can try things on over your clothing and look in a mirror. I left with an Anthropologie dress that was several hundred dollars for $15. I might never wear it but hey, you never know. It was an interesting stop especially if you are already in k-town or Herald Square.

This is probably the best brandy melville location to visit if you're visiting NYC. It's so massive…read morecompared to the other stores I've been to which means the selection is just better. They also have many cute NYC inspired tops to get! There is security stationed at many spots throughout the store and they'll be dressed in all black. You also will be asked to leave drinks in the front of the store, pretty standard.

great brandy location on the UES, there's a big selection and a lot more to choose from compared to…read morethe other two locations in the area. the place is kept clean but my only complaint is that it seems like the staff has a lot of internal conflict. I was here a few times and every time, groups of workers were talking badly about other people who worked there. it didn't affect the merchandise but it leaves a bad impression i guess.

Such a gorgeous flagship, the team was helpful (and very nice to my kids) and had great product.read more

Great customer service! The ladies who helped me today were super helpful and very knowledgeable of…read morethe Tory Burch line. This store is on the smaller side but has a lovely selection and is nicely laid out. I love Tory Burch shoes and this store has a great assortment. They looked online for me to check on colors and additional sizes. They definitely went the extra mile.

Always go to the croc store when I go to New York. They always have shoes that the other crocs…read morestores will never have. The prices will always be high for different shoes. The service was moving.

Crocs' Mary Jane's in pink are the exact opposite of boring or dated Mar Janes, once you add the…read moreright jazzy Jibbitz and have superior assistance from Jamie, Amanda, Tali and the rest of the store's associates at Crocs on 34th street. It may have taken me a bit of time to get the "right" look, but that is what shopping at Crocs is all about...endless options to reach the exact moment of "if you know you know" style. Yes, shopping on 34th Street in NYC can be filled with tourists, but once you're inside the Crocs store, building out your Crocs can be one of the most creative immersive activities in all of NYC.